This document provides an overview of the key Laws of Association Football (soccer). It identifies that there are 17 Laws that govern how the game is played. The document examines some of these Laws in more detail, including Law 10 on scoring goals, Law 5 on the referee's equipment, and Law 12 on fouls and misconduct. It also discusses the roles and responsibilities of referees in enforcing the Laws during a match.

1. Laws of the Game LOAF Laws Of Association Football Paul Kelsall PTLLS 18/06/2010

2. Aims and Objectives Identify the Laws of the game Examine a selection of the laws Look at the Roles and Responsibilities of a referee

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4. Lets Kick Off !! This is a whistle stop look at the laws of the game …………………………

5. Teams Reds Versus Blues

6. Basic footy stats.. 2 teams two halves of 45 minutes 1 goalkeeper per side 11 players each side Halfway line Penalty area Goal area Centre circle Goal line Penalty mark Touch line

7. Task How many Laws of the game are there? ???

8. Answer 17

9. Laws of the Game The Field of Play The Ball The Number of Players The Players Equipment The Referee The Assistant Referees Duration of the match The Start and Restart of a match Ball in and out of play Method of scoring

10. Laws of the Game 11.Offside 12.Fouls and misconduct 13.Free Kicks 14.The Penalty Kick 15.The Throw in 16.The Goal Kick 17.The Corner Kick

11. Law 10 Method of scoring A goal is scored when the whole of the ball passes over the whole of the goal line, between the goalposts and under the crossbar.

12. Task Law 5: The Referee The equipment a referee needs when entering the field of play…?

13. Referees Equipment

14. Law 12: fouls and misconduct There are 10 offences that result in a direct free kicks 8 offences where an indirect free kick is given Challenges that are deemed Careless, reckless or use excessive force

15. Task What are the 10 offences that result in a direct free kick? E.g. pushing ….

16. Fouls Jumps at… Kicks .. Trips … direct free kicks are awarded if… Strikes .. Charges … Spits .. Tackles .. Pushes .. Holds… Handles the ball.. An opponent using … Careless, reckless or excessive force

17. Recap… Aims and Objectives Identify the Laws of the game Examine a selection of the laws Look at the Roles and Responsibilities of a referee

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